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The image depicts the exterior of "THE QUEENS ARMS" pub, located on Warwick Way SW1, in the City of Westminster, London, United Kingdom, as indicated by the prominent street sign. The pub's facade is painted a distinct lavender or light purple hue, with the name "THE QUEENS ARMS" displayed in illuminated gold lettering above the ground floor windows. An ornate, gold-colored lantern with an illuminated interior hangs from a decorative bracket above the central windows. Above the pub's entrance, a dark blue ornate metal balcony railing is present, with anti-pigeon spikes visible on the ledge below it and behind the street sign. Several hanging baskets with green foliage and some yellow/orange flowers are suspended from brackets across the facade. The ground floor features multiple white-framed windows, through which interior lighting and the blurred faces of at least two patrons are faintly visible. The main entrance is a white-framed door. On the pavement to the left of the entrance, four tall, light-brown wooden bar stools are arranged. To the right of the entrance, an outdoor seating area comprises two dark-colored chairs and a square wooden-topped table. A black street pole in the right foreground supports a blue rectangular sign with white symbols, indicating a two-way cycle lane with upward and downward arrows and a bicycle icon. The pavement appears slightly damp, suggesting overcast weather conditions. No individuals are visible on the exterior of the pub.
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